2011 Catalina 355

This 2011 Catalina 355 is a fiberglass sloop built for cruising comfort and capable performance. Powered by a 29-horsepower Yanmar diesel with just 603 hours, the boat benefits from careful seasonal maintenance during its early years and recent time in Puget Sound waters. The hull features a fin keel design with an integrated watertight strike zone, while the deck includes a Quick Rider windlass with foot controls, a Mantus anchor, and 3/8-inch chain.

The accommodations center on two cabins, each with a queen mattress. The master stateroom forward has a custom innerspring bed with suspension system, cedar-lined hanging locker, overhead escape hatch, and abundant storage including drawers and shelves. The VIP cabin aft offers another queen with similar amenities. The salon converts additional sleeping space via a port-side dinette and settee that become queen and single berths respectively, while a starboard dinette folds for a double bed. A full head with macerating toilet and shower sits port aft. The galley on the starboard side holds a three-burner propane stove with oven, refrigeration with top and side access, dual sink, and microwave.

Throughout, LED lighting predominates, with red night lighting in main spaces. Diesel heating with heat ducts serves cabins and the head. Teak and teak veneer accents complement the interior. The 24-inch smart TV swings between the salon and master cabin. Navigation electronics include Ray Marine Axiom units for charting and communication, with a Ritchie compass and ray Marine instruments at the helm.

Deck layout prioritizes seamanship and comfort. The cockpit features Edson pedestal steering with a collapsible 40-inch wheel, adjustable helm seating with cushions, and access to Lemar winches positioned for easy helmsmanship. A 5-foot traveler with 6:1 adjuster controls the mainsail precisely. Dual Bose speakers, cockpit shower, swim ladder, and a walk-through transom complete the cockpit. A dodger and collapsible bimini provide weather protection, while flip-up teak tables port and starboard serve four or more diners. The boat carries a Takacat tender with 4-horsepower Johnson outboard.